Swift 4 and iOS 11- Building a Store Front App

Swift 4 and iOS 11: Building a Store Front App, available at $19.99, has an average rating of 4.65, with 104 lectures, based on 91 reviews, and has 717 subscribers.

You will learn about Utilize Xcode to help them with iOS development Get a good understanding, if not great, of Swift development language Prepare themselves in getting a job as iOS developer Apply all the development technique to the current and upcoming projects This course is ideal for individuals who are Students who want to start developing iOS application or Students who passionate about learning Swift development language or Students who want to know about different types and usage of view controllers in iOS SDK or Students who want to jump start their Swift development skills It is particularly useful for Students who want to start developing iOS application or Students who passionate about learning Swift development language or Students who want to know about different types and usage of view controllers in iOS SDK or Students who want to jump start their Swift development skills.

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Summary

Title: Swift 4 and iOS 11: Building a Store Front App

Price: $19.99

Average Rating: 4.65

Number of Lectures: 104

Number of Published Lectures: 99

Number of Curriculum Items: 104

Number of Published Curriculum Objects: 99

Original Price: $19.99

Quality Status: approved

Status: Live

What You Will Learn

Utilize Xcode to help them with iOS development

Get a good understanding, if not great, of Swift development language

Prepare themselves in getting a job as iOS developer

Apply all the development technique to the current and upcoming projects

Who Should Attend

Students who want to start developing iOS application

Students who passionate about learning Swift development language

Students who want to know about different types and usage of view controllers in iOS SDK

Students who want to jump start their Swift development skills

Target Audiences

Students who want to start developing iOS application

Students who passionate about learning Swift development language

Students who want to know about different types and usage of view controllers in iOS SDK

Students who want to jump start their Swift development skills

*****?IMPORTANT?NOTE?*****

The source codes for Pirate Bay app is now iOS 11 compatible.

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There are two similar courses on this:

PIRATE BAY (Complete) in Swift?– THIS?COURSE. ?This is intended for true beginner in Swift development. ?The FIRST?HALF of the?course will start with Swift fundamentals and progressing with introduction to different types of View Controllers. ?The SECOND?HALF is building the PIRATE?BAY?app from scratch. ?

PIRATE BAY (App Only) in Swift. ?This is intended for Swift developer that has some experience in Swift development and would like to jump start their development skills by building a true complete fully functional app from scratch. The course assumes?you have some knowledge on basic Swift development using storyboard.

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Being a self taught iOS?developer, I found it very challenging in my early iOS development days to design and develop a fully functional app. ?I learned bits and pieces from books, podcast, and sometimes?YouTube videos. ?One of the challenges were learning how to best use all types of view controllers available within iOS?SDK. ?In addition to that sometimes I simply not aware of the features that were readily available to use to deliver the app functionality that I wanted to build.

Based on those experiences, I created this hands-on iOS?development with Swift 3 and iOS 10. ?The focus on this Swift?course is to get familiar with many different types ofVIEW?CONTROLLERS?in iOS?framework?that are available and serving different purposes depending on the app functionalities that we want to deliver.

We will be using all kind of new syntax and development approach toward this course. ?To name a few of the topics that you will be learning:

Swift?Fundamentals

Auto Layout and Size Classes

UIViewController

UITabBarController

UITableViewController

UIPageViewController

UICollectionViewController

UISplitViewController

UIPopoverPresentationController

UIAlertController

Introduction to?Core Data

.. and we will not stop short of only learning those individual topics with only developing small and?simple app here and there. ?As the masterpiece of this course, I will take you on developing Pirate Bay application.

Pirate Bay is an eCommerce type application like Amazon, specialized in selling pirates related product. ?We will implement all the topics we have learned on the first half of the course and put them into action. ?We will start with a clean project and?clean storyboard. ?Along the way, you will learn more Swift development approach:

ScrollView

Keyboard Notification

Multiple types of view controllers in a single scene

Multiple collection views in a single scene

IBDesignable and IBInspectable

Automatic page sliding

Custom?XIB

UITableViewController with static and dynamic view

Multi sections tableview controller

MVC with Service Layer (MVVM)

Dynamic buttons

Stackview

Shopping cart singleton

Protocol and delegate

Popover Presentation Controller

Alert Controller

Form Sheet

Container View

Picker View

Unwind Segue

Storyboard Reference

Those are things we will be dealing with in this Pirate Bay app. ?The app will target the latest iOS?10 with Swift 3 and I do hope you are up to the challenge.

Argghh Aye aye Captain! .. Let’s sail, u scurvy lemons!!

Course Curriculum

Chapter 1: The Journey Begins

Lecture 1: OUR GOAL

Chapter 2: XCODE IDE

Lecture 1: GETTING XCODE AND OVERVIEW

Lecture 2: COURSE STRUCTURE

Lecture 3: IOS HUMAN INTERFACE GUIDELINES

Chapter 3: SWIFT INTRODUCTION

Lecture 1: SWIFT PLAYGROUND, DATA TYPES AND VARIABLES

Lecture 2: COLLECTIONS

Lecture 3: STRING AS COLLECTION

Lecture 4: SWIFT ENUM

Lecture 5: CONDITIONAL FLOW CONTROL

Lecture 6: LOOP FLOW CONTROL

Lecture 7: FUNCTIONS

Lecture 8: BASIC OBJECT ORIENTED PROGRAMMING

Lecture 9: INHERITANCE

Chapter 4: IOS VIEW CONTROLLERS: UIVIEWCONTROLLER

Lecture 1: SINGLE VIEW APPLICATION

Lecture 2: NAVIGATION CONTROLLER

Lecture 3: NAVIGATION BAR

Chapter 5: STORYBOARD SEGUE

Lecture 1: SEGUE AND PASSING DATA AROUND

Lecture 2: SCENE TRANSITION

Lecture 3: TRIGGER TRANSITION PROGRAMMATICALLY

Chapter 6: AUTO LAYOUT

Lecture 1: SIZE CLASSES

Lecture 2: DIVIDE SCENE TO EXACT HALF

Lecture 3: AUTO LAYOUT CHALLENGE

Lecture 4: DIVIDE SCENE TO 3 EXACT VIEWS

Lecture 5: MORE AUTO LAYOUT

Chapter 7: IOS VIEW CONTROLLERS: UITABBARCONTROLLER

Lecture 1: TAB BAR APPLICATION

Lecture 2: ADD TABBAR ITEM MANUALLY

Chapter 8: IOS VIEW CONTROLLERS: UITABLEVIEWCONTROLLER

Lecture 1: STATIC TABLEVIEW

Lecture 2: DYNAMIC TABLEVIEW

Lecture 3: SELECTING ROW AND CELL ACCESSORIES

Lecture 4: CHALLENGE: SET AN EXCLUSIVE CHECKMARK ON TABLEVIEW ROWS

Lecture 5: PASSING DATA FROM A ROW

Lecture 6: TABLEVIEW INSIDE UIVIEWCONTROLLER

Lecture 7: ACCESS CONTROL

Chapter 9: IOS VIEW CONTROLLERS: UIPAGEVIEWCONTROLLER

Lecture 1: PAGE SLIDER

Lecture 2: SLIDE OPTION AND PERSISTENT ELEMENT

Lecture 3: CHALLENGE: INDEFINITE SLIDER

Lecture 4: PAGE CONTROL INDICATOR

Chapter 10: IOS VIEW CONTROLLERS: UICOLLECTIONVIEWCONTROLLER

Lecture 1: CAR INVENTORY COLLECTION

Lecture 2: DESIGNING COLLECTION VIEW CELL

Lecture 3: ADAPTIVE LAYOUT

Chapter 11: INTRODUCTION TO COREDATA

Lecture 1: GROCERY LIST

Lecture 2: Xcode Change in Behavior

Lecture 3: KEY VALUE CODING

Lecture 4: MANAGED OBJECT SUBCLASS

Lecture 5: CORE DATA STACK IMPLEMENTATION

Lecture 6: ENTITIES, ATTRIBUTES AND RELATIONSHIP

Lecture 7: HANDLING JSON DATA

Lecture 8: Where is My Data?

Lecture 9: RECORD SEARCHING

Lecture 10: CORE DATA FOOTNOTES

Chapter 12: JSON PARSING

Lecture 1: DECODING

Lecture 2: ENCODING

Chapter 13: THE PIRATE BAY APP – PUTTING ALL TOGETHER

Lecture 1: HOME SCENE SKELETON

Lecture 2: FINALIZE HOME SCENE LAYOUT

Lecture 3: INDEFINITE PAGE SLIDING

Lecture 4: AUTOMATIC PAGE SLIDING

Lecture 5: PAGE CONTROL INDICATOR

Lecture 6: PIRATE BAY DATA MODEL

Lecture 7: PARSING PRODUCTS JSON

Lecture 8: RESET PRODUCTS DATA

Lecture 9: HANDLING MULTI COLLECTION VIEWS

Lecture 10: MASTER-DETAIL BROWSE SCENE

Lecture 11: PRODUCT LIST CELL LAYOUT

Lecture 12: MASTER PRODUCT LIST

Lecture 13: USER RATING

Lecture 14: PRODUCT DETAIL SUBVIEW

Lecture 15: CUSTOM BUTTON – IBDESIGNABLE AND IBINSPECTABLE

Lecture 16: MASTER – DETAIL DELEGATE

Lecture 17: PRODUCT DETAIL INFO

Lecture 18: DYNAMIC PRODUCT IMAGES BUTTONS

Lecture 19: PRODUCT DESCRIPTION AND SPECIFICATION LAYOUT

Lecture 20: MORE PRODUCT DETAIL INFO

Lecture 21: QUANTITY POPOVER

Lecture 22: QUANTITY POPOVER DELEGATE

Lecture 23: SHOPPING CART SINGLETON

Lecture 24: ADD ITEM TO CART

Lecture 25: PROGRAMMATICALLY SET TAB BAR SELECTION

Lecture 26: VIEW CART LAYOUT

Lecture 27: CART ITEM CUSTOM XIB

Lecture 28: SHOPPING CART BUTTON FIX

Lecture 29: SHOPPING CART DELEGATE

Lecture 30: SIGN IN LAYOUT

Lecture 31: CUSTOMER DATA MODEL

Lecture 32: CUSTOMER VERIFICATION

Lecture 33: NEW CUSTOMER AND UNWIND SEGUE

Lecture 34: ADDRESS SCENE WITH STACKVIEW

Lecture 35: ADDRESS PICKER VIEW

Instructors

Andi Setiyadi
Senior Mobile Developer

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